Heritage Highway Accommodation
tells a thousand stories of convicts, bushrangers, farmers, writers and painters. The long open valley you travel between Tasmania's two major cities, Launceston and Hobart, was first used by Aborigines for hunting, then settled by European farmers within the first decades of colonisation. You will travel through Georgian villages that were once overnight stops for travellers in horse-drawn carriages. Today, the road follows the routes pioneered in 1807.
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Nested at the bottom of St Paul's Dome. An ideal location offering magnificent views and meters walk to your own fishing spot. |
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- Max Guests Per Unit: 4
- Type: Self-Contained
- Price From: $115
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One of the newest motels in Tasmania and situated right on the Macquarie River, this unique motel concept features two separate, tastefully furnished motel units per cottage, plus three family units. |
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- Max Guests : 4
- Type: Motel
- Price From: $135
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A comfortable 1830's coaching inn with creaking stairs, cosy bedrooms with en suites and a log fire in the guest lounge. Wake to the smell of fresh bread from our own wood-fired oven. |
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- Max Guests Per Room: 3
- Type: Bed and Breakfast
- Price From: $95
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The Gables offers the choice of friendly country style bed and breakfast lodging in the main house or private self contained cottage accommodation. |
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- Max Guests Per Unit: 4
- Type: B&B and Self-Contained
- Price From: $120
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Located in Campbell Town Tasmania, on the banks of the Elizabeth River, Foxhunters Return was established as a coaching inn to cater for the ever-increasing trade plying the then Midlands Highway, (now known as the Heritage Highway). |
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- Max Guests Per Room: 4
- Type: Bed and Breakfast
- Price From: $124
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